Citrix

Citrix makes software that lets employees reach applications, desktops and data from any device, while giving IT teams control over access and security. The company has operated since 1989 and sells to organisations in many sectors.

What Citrix offers

• Digital workspace — a single place for staff to reach the apps and content they need.
• App and desktop management — central control of applications for distributed workforces.
• Networking and application delivery — through NetScaler, for mission-critical applications.
• Zero trust access — access rules that adapt to device condition and risk.
• Hybrid and multi-cloud support — works across on-premises and cloud environments.

Who it works with

Its website has dedicated pages for healthcare, financial services and government customers. Banks, brokerages and insurers use it to give staff secure access on any device.

Key facts

• Founded: 1989
• Platform: The Citrix Platform, offered with a flexible licence model
• Scale: Its older profile cites more than 100 million users across 400,000 organisations